urban

Examples of rural

rural
Both authors advocate an eclectic mix of quantitative survey and qualitative interviews for the study of current rural labour transformations.
In general, little is known about those living on the margins of society during this period, especially in the rural regions.
However, rural reform has not abolished such ruralism but replaced it with its own version.
In terms of recreation, culture, education, and even rural industries, the period was characterised as much by development and change as by stagnation and decline.
However, it is also clear that the rural-urban fault line will not be removed or redrawn at least within the foreseeable future.
In every chapter the narrative is given colour by local case studies from urban and rural congregations, brief vignettes of church leaders and telling incidents.
Within rural communities, reciprocity in the form of ongoing nonmonetised transfers of resources - land, labour and food - endures and will probably continue to do so.
All schools visited were situated in typical rural areas, in various parts of the island.
During the first decades of the twentieth century, there were several experiments in rural, urban and mining areas.
However, the increased cost on capital plus the incurred tax burden raise the unit cost of producing the rural good.
Although there may be some differences in scale and type of rural firms, the end result seems remarkably similar.
Rural agents had near total discretion in route selection and management.
The canals were cemented over, the fields disappeared and only some tiny rural features remained.
In short, "the nation is an audience to be created by histories, poems, and pictures of a disappearing rural life" (28).
Significantly it identified a broader constituency for a rural policy.
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